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sco0p on used slime?

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  1. on the the 544's hood rests a box of 14 holed self sealing tubes ripped
    beyond self sealing but filled with slime.
    i am [censored] deep in used slime
    is there a humane way to get used slime into a serviceable tube?

  2. i tried stuffing nipple full by nipple full blowing each nipple wad
    down into the tube with a cardboard pipe this with an early and i
    assume uncorrected quality extravagance by woolmort's supplier Bell
    filled with fiber and slime. Although this is character building, its
    also boring, possibly toxic.
    Is bottled slime more fluid with less fiber than factory installed
    slime? Is adding some water to factory slime then an option or is
    adding the fluid minus the fiber desirabble?

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    i tried stuffing nipple full by nipple full blowing each nipple wad
    down into the tube

    Kinky!

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    on the the 544's hood rests a box of 14 holed self sealing tubes ripped
    beyond self sealing but filled with slime.
    i am [censored] deep in used slime
    is there a humane way to get used slime into a serviceable tube?

    Turkey baster?

    One thing to think about, though; if it has dried out even a little,
    it may not be useful to re-use it.
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